Latest Niobium And Rare Earth Elements News

Summit Minerals appoints Dr. Matthew Cobb as CEO to accelerate development of its Equador Niobium and Rare Earth Elements Project in Brazil, while reshuffling leadership to bolster operational focus.

Caprice Resources has launched a 5,000m drilling program at its Island Gold Project and expanded its West Arunta copper-niobium exploration tenure, supported by a $2.5 million capital raise. The company is sharpening its focus on high-grade gold assets in the Murchison goldfields while advancing large-scale greenfield projects.

Cazaly Resources reports solid exploration progress across copper, zinc, lithium, and rare earth projects in Australia, Namibia, and Canada, supported by a stable cash position of $3.8 million at December 2024.

Lycaon Resources completes its first drilling program at the Stansmore Nb-REE target, revealing modest mineralization, while reinforcing its leadership with key board appointments and planned capital injections.

Summit Minerals reports significant progress at its Equador Niobium and Tantalum Project, highlighted by strong assay results and permit submissions, while temporarily suspending drilling at its newly launched Barra Lithium Project due to mechanical setbacks.

Trek Metals has reported impressive high-grade gold intercepts at its Christmas Creek Project in Western Australia, signaling the potential for a significant orogenic gold system. The company is advancing its exploration with refined drilling targets and ongoing work at its McEwen Hills Niobium Project.

Lycaon Resources has released assay results from its inaugural drilling at the Stansmore Nb-REE target in Western Australia's West Arunta Project, revealing modest mineralisation but no immediate trigger for follow-up drilling.

Power Minerals reports strong progress in its maiden diamond drilling program at the Niobio Project in Brazil, successfully intercepting targeted pegmatite zones and validating its exploration model. Results are anticipated in Q1 2025, while the company withdraws from the Tântalo Project due to licensing challenges.

Chilwa Minerals has reported compelling geochemical results from initial soil sampling at its Lake Chilwa project, revealing significant concentrations of niobium and rare earth elements. These findings bolster the company's dual exploration strategy and set the stage for accelerated drilling campaigns.